"METHODS OF TREATING STROKE SEQUELAE THROUGH MICROSURGERY"

Stroke is a leading cause of long-term disability, often leaving patients with significant neurological sequelae. Traditional treatments aim to stabilize patients but often fail to reverse damage. Microsurgical techniques provide targeted, minimally invasive interventions that can potentially address persistent deficits. This review discusses the efficacy, safety, and mechanisms of microsurgical techniques in treating stroke sequelae, focusing on advances in endovascular and reconstructive procedures. Current evidence supports their role in select patients, suggesting that microsurgery, in combination with pharmacotherapy and rehabilitation, could improve outcomes for stroke survivors.